Welcome to where I create! My space is bright and colorful, full of
sunlight. I painted my walls green and
orange because I needed a space to counteract the negative, violent, and stressful atmosphere of teaching science in an inner city
high school. The color green is the
color of balance, harmony and
growth while the color
psychology of orange is optimistic
and uplifting,
rejuvenating for the spirit. This
creates a place for me to wind down, let go of the stressors of teaching and relish my time painting, cutting, gluing, and creating.
I enjoy sewing with various papers and fibers which add another element to my altered books,art journals, and ATC's.
Right after last year’s Where Bloggers Create this space underwent a complete transformation. Using wood from this old barn
Right after last year’s Where Bloggers Create this space underwent a complete transformation. Using wood from this old barn
the hubby and my dad
built this beautiful work table:
I now have space for two work areas, the computer and and where I create my art.
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| Everything I need during the creative process is within reach |
On the top self are various projects which are at various stages of completion. Supplies are organized
and arranged on the bottom two shelves. At the bottom left corner are the art journals and altered books I am currently working in. Above them are completed journals.
I love books and am somewhat of a bibliophile. This is just a small selection of them.
A newly added inspiration board with my One Little Word for
this year. My hope is to have it completely
covered with inspiring photos, magazine
cutouts and postcards.
Postcard carousel. Many of these are from all over the world. I currently am involved in two series of swaps, Through the Alphabet and Theme a Week Challenge.
This small alter was actually my mother's dresser while growing up. I have intentions to refinish it...one day.
Thank you for stopping by and visiting my creative
space. I would love for you to come back
for another visit when time allows to see my art journals, altered books, and
ATC’s. I also have a monthly link party,
Stop Pinning & Make Something! to
get folks to actually making some of those pins on their Pinterest boards. And if you want to see what my work desk actually looks like (never this neat & tidy) then come and visit at What's On Your Workdesk? Wednesdays where crafters show off what they are creating on their rarely tidy work desks.
Linking up today with all the wonderfully creative spaces with The Desert Cottage and Where Bloggers Create 2015.






















